Lexington High School - Lexington Yearbook (Lexington, MA)

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variations What sophomore who takes World Civilization will not remember spending profitable hours in the library doing research in Brinton’s Modern Civilization or Gunther’s Inside Russia Today? Creativity can be found throughout the school, and individual talent is encouraged. Here Bill Finnerin prepares clay on the potter’s wheel for a ceramic ash tray.

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on the academic... . Don Batty, Myron Cook, Mike Roy, Warren Coward, and Stan Witkowski make use of the T-square in a mechanical drawing class. Each student is offered a varied curriculum to suit his individual needs and desires. Many special courses have been added this year to encourage individual growth: Advanced Program, Reading Clinic, Economics and Political Science, BSCS Science courses, and Probabil- ity and Matrix Math courses. As a result, students have been able to develop new skills, formulate new ideas, and become better citizens. Carolyn Thibodeau and Linda Nestico roll out clay for another arts and crafts project. Dick Barclay and Ed Cataldo represent the concentration of all Lexington students when they tackle an essay question exam on Chaucer in English 12 class. 19